E20142 Bedford OB Coach ACC712 Whiteway of Waenfawr option-set-O-w-loco-1 Full instructions and cleaning guide

Full instructions and cleaning guide provided

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BMC’s Mobile Unit was a transporter commissioned by Nuffield Exports in 1958 when Marshall Motor Bodies in Cambridge built six of them

E20142 Bedford OB Coach ACC712 Whiteway of Waenfawr option-set-O-w-loco-1 Full instructions and cleaning guideThe Bedford OB coach must arguably rank as one of the most instantly recognisable bus and coach types; its swept back lines and distinctive bull nose radiator helping to seamlessly combine style with mechanical practicality. The OB was introduced in 1939 as a replacement for Bedfords earlier WLB type and featured a 28hp engine with a four speed manual gearbox, a fully floating rear axle, and vacuum servo assisted hydraulic brakes. The top speed was in